Books tagged with: depression

  • The VoicesFR Tallis
    The Voices
    by FR Tallis
    Horror

    On first glance at the cover I was a bit suspicious of the quality this book was going to have but at the same time I had a bit of nervous excitement about discovering and reading a book by an author previously unknown to me. The title, like a lot of other books in this genre wasn’t particularly ins...

  • Saint ReborAdam Roberts
    Saint Rebor
    by Adam Roberts
    Science Fiction

    Stories from Adam Roberts are always challenging as well as entertaining. Saint Rebor follows this trend, being a diverse collection joined together by the writer’s conceptual ideas in the prologue. Whilst you might expect a variety of story premises in a collection, in Saint Rebor, you have a much...

  • Before MarsEmma Newman
    Before Mars
    by Emma Newman
    Science Fiction

    Before Mars is the third book set within the authors Planetfall Universe. As the name suggests it's actually set before the events of Planetfall and After Atlas. After months of travel, Anna Kubrin finally arrives on the Red Planet to begin her job as geologist and in-residence artist. She al...

  • The Midnight LibraryMatt Haig
    The Midnight Library
    by Matt Haig
    Fantasy

    What is your Limbo? Do you even believe such a place exists between life and death? I have always imagined that if it did exist it would be like a waiting area in which you have to make up for all those sins you did in life. For me, this will consist mainly of apologising to ants and...

  • BenothingedAlvar Theo
    Benothinged
    by Alvar Theo
    Horror

    You do not have to delve onto the fiction shelves to find horror, you can just watch the news. Wars breaking out, people starving. Closer to home there are murders and violence. Most of us are cocooned from these horrors, living in bubbles of our own creation, but some horrors we cannot escape; grie...

  • Coup de GraceSofia Ajram
    Coup de Grace
    by Sofia Ajram
    Science Fiction

    People read for all sorts of reasons. I read to escape and have fun, my preference is for high action and laughs, but I understand that some people like to be challenged by their reading. This could be a complex Space Opera, or a piece of literature that tackles the life of a downtrodden mother in 1...